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VIOFO A129 Pro 4K Dual Band Wi-Fi Front Dash Camera w/ GPS Module Expired
$139
$200.00
+ Free Shipping
Adorama has VIOFO A129 Pro 4K Dual Band Wi-Fi Front Dash Camera w/ GPS Module (A129 PRO-G) for $139. Shipping is free.
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Includes:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
- A129 Pro 4K UHD 2160p Dual Band Wi-Fi Front Dash Camera
- GPS Mount
- Car Charger
- Mini USB Cable
- Trim Removal Tool
- Card Reader Adapter
- 2x 3M Sticker
- 5x Clips
- Viofo 1-Year Limited Warranty
- Ultra HD 4K dash cam
- Dual Band Wi-Fi Built-in 2.4GHz & 5GHz
- Sony 8MP Image Sensor
- Front F1.8 Aperture 130 Wide Viewing Angle
- 2" HD LCD Display
- GPS Logger
- G-Sensor & Motion Detection Supported
- Advanced Parking Mode Supported
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deal [adorama.com]
$139 + free s/h
Includes:
$139 + free s/h
Includes:
- A129 Pro 4K UHD 2160p Dual Band Wi-Fi Front Dash Camera
- GPS Mount
- Car Charger
- Mini USB Cable
- Trim Removal Tool
- Card Reader Adapter
- 2x 3M Sticker
- 5x Clips
- Ultra HD 4K dash cam
- Dual Band Wi-Fi Built-in 2.4GHz & 5GHz
- Sony 8MP Image Sensor
- Front F1.8 Aperture 130 Wide Viewing Angle
- 2" HD LCD Display
- GPS LoggerG-Sensor & Motion Detection Supported
- Advanced Parking Mode Supported
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Resolution has nothing to do with overheating. If the device is 4k capable, it means the processor has 4k encoding/decoding capability. This isn't any more taxing than a processor from eight years back doing 1080p.
If the device has poor thermal efficiency, the worst that will happen is it shuts off. This is a standard feature among processors, dating back to the late 90s. But the unit itself doesn't "die".
The only components to be worried about in a hot car would be the battery (hence why most people recommend going with a supercapacitor over a battery) and the LCD screen. I personally don't think these having an LCD screen adds any value anyway.
https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/thr...ity.44095/
I would personally avoid this Viofo 4k model due to its reliability issues and look instead at a 2k model (A119 V3, A129 Plus), which does not have the same level of reported reliability issues as the A129 Pro.
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blackvue. pricy but pays itself with one mishap
I've had great success with Anker/Aukey dashcams. Been a few years and running solid with no reboots/lockups so far.
He's not alone my friend but I think you are. Battery is always the cause of overheating for this type of device.
https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/thr...ity.44095/
I would personally avoid this Viofo 4k model due to its reliability issues and look instead at a 2k model (A119 V3, A129 Plus), which does not have the same level of reported reliability issues as the A129 Pro.
Thanks for the info. I have been wanting a dashcam , but I live in the desert, and driving in 115 degree weather on sunny days would likely make this model useless!
This runs on a supercapacitor.
I've had mine + rear cam hardwire kit for roughly 4 months on the latest firmware and have not had any issues. So far I am pleased with it. Hoping no long term issues people have been reporting happens.
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It's on backorder though so hopefully it won't be too long
He's right I'm using viofo 2k in my truck for more than 2 years I travel 48 states so far so good no issues
Resolution has nothing to do with overheating. If the device is 4k capable, it means the processor has 4k encoding/decoding capability. This isn't any more taxing than a processor from eight years back doing 1080p.
If the device has poor thermal efficiency, the worst that will happen is it shuts off. This is a standard feature among processors, dating back to the late 90s. But the unit itself doesn't "die".
The only components to be worried about in a hot car would be the battery (hence why most people recommend going with a supercapacitor over a battery) and the LCD screen. I personally don't think these having an LCD screen adds any value anyway.
Heat is heat. Mine devices and my dash cam surives 115 degree california temperatures with no problems.
Thank you
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